| ANTIRELIGION | • antireligion adj. Opposed to or acting against religion. • ANTIRELIGION n. opposition to religion. |
| CALIGINOSITY | • caliginosity n. Darkness; obscurity. • CALIGINOSITY n. darkness, sootiness. |
| FULIGINOSITY | • fuliginosity n. The condition or quality of being fuliginous; sootiness. • fuliginosity n. Matter deposited by smoke. • FULIGINOSITY n. the state of being fuliginous. |
| FULIGINOUSLY | • fuliginously adv. In a fuliginous manner. • FULIGINOUS adv. sooty; having a dark or dusky color. |
| INTELLIGIBLE | • intelligible adj. Capable of being understood; clear to the mind. • INTELLIGIBLE adj. apprehensible by the intellect only. |
| INTELLIGIBLY | • intelligibly adv. In an intelligible manner. • INTELLIGIBLE adv. apprehensible by the intellect only. |
| NONRELIGIOUS | • nonreligious adj. Not religious. • non-religious adj. Alternative form of nonreligious. • NONRELIGIOUS adj. not religious. |
| OBLIGINGNESS | • obligingness n. The quality of being obliging; the tendency to cater for the desires of others. • OBLIGINGNESS n. the state of being obliging. |
| RELIGIONISED | • religionised v. Simple past tense and past participle of religionise. • RELIGIONISE v. to imbue with religion, also RELIGIONIZE. |
| RELIGIONISES | • religionises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of religionise. • RELIGIONISE v. to imbue with religion, also RELIGIONIZE. |
| RELIGIONISMS | • religionisms n. Plural of religionism. • RELIGIONISM n. religiosity, bigotry. |
| RELIGIONISTS | • religionists n. Plural of religionist. • RELIGIONIST n. a person adhering to a religion. |
| RELIGIONIZED | • religionized v. Simple past tense and past participle of religionize. • RELIGIONIZE v. to imbue with religion, also RELIGIONISE. |
| RELIGIONIZES | • religionizes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of religionize. • RELIGIONIZE v. to imbue with religion, also RELIGIONISE. |
| RELIGIONLESS | • religionless adj. Lacking religion. • RELIGIONLESS adj. without religion. |